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FULL SALE CATALOG
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It is best to Right click on the links below and then click on 'Save As' and save the catalog to your computer
for faster viewing.
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COMPLETE CATALOG
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Cow Buyer will be available for online bidding for the Missouri State Convention Sale.
Be sure to register prior to sale time.
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If you would like to receive a catalog by mail simply email me at
MO State Sale Catalog or
phone 417-743-2921.
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Sale Staff:
Jason Ewing 417-689-2016
Mike Wilson 417-825-0161
Nelson Hostetler 417-327-7001
Brad Groves 417-880-7012
Doug Thomas 417-840-9316
Matt Day 717-658-4515
Larry Wright 417-300-4835
Tim Ewing, Hol USA 417-818-6455
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Schedule, Friday, January 18, 2019
Oasis Hotel and Convention Center
6:30 pm -- Pre-Sale Hospitality
7:00 pm -- 2018 All-MO Awards & Cow of the Year &
Pre-Auction of Donated Semen
7:30 pm -- Sale
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Be sure to bid last on January 18!
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Sale Managed By: Missouri Holstein
Association
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When you are finished looking at it, click on the white X in the middle/top part of the screen
or press the ESC button on your keyboard to return to this page.
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The Nominations are
In...
Now it is your turn to vote! So be looking for your December Pulsator newsletter. It
will have the official voting ballot and instructions. Remember each paid adult & jr member (Age 9 by January 1st)
receives one vote.
Nominees have been in the December issue of the Mid-States Holstein News and Pulsator Newsletter,
so go back and check
them out and send in your ballot!!
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C-OF-O MAYFIELD ROSE
College of the Ozarks (December Mid-States & Pulsator) |
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GROVES-VU LARGE MARACA-ET
Groves-Vu Dairy (Pulsator December Issue)
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SCHOEN ELCON BOSTON
Schoen Farms (Pulsator December Issue)
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**TWO WAYS TO VOTE THIS YEAR**
MAIL or ONLINE
Voting DEADLINE:
Postmarked Saturday, January 4, 2019!!
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2018 MISSOURI STATE
HOLSTEIN CONVENTION
January 17 - 19, 2019
Ramada Inn & Convention Center, Springfield, MO
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Our Missour State Convention Sale will be Friday, January 18, 2019 in Springfield, Missouri.
Dairy farmers and allied industry from surrounding states are welcome to attend.
Registration is free for dairy farmers but luncheon reservations are required for Friday and Saturday
and may be made by emailing dairystl@aol.com or calling 636/519-9300. Sponsor and exhibitor
information is available at the same contacts.
You can download registration form HERE.
So make plans now to attend the annual membership meeting held in conjunction
with the Missouri Dairy Association annual meeting. Some of the issues and events to be
discussed are:
- Missouri State Convention Sale & Semen Donations, Friday Evening Jauary 18 at 7:30 PM
- Junior Convention
- Annual business meeting
- Princess & Holstein Miss competition & crowning
- Junior & Adult All-Missouri awards
- Scholarship & National award presentations
- Fun action with items from around the state to benefit the MO Holstein Assoc.
We look forward to seeing you all in January! (We're always hoping for nice weather!)
Sleeping room reservations may be made by calling the Hotel
Ramada Hotel & Convention Center
417/866-5253. Room rate is $74.00 and the cutoff date is 1/4/19.
Request the Heart of America Dairy Expo room block.
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Missouri is classifying in February. If
you are still interested in signing up after the Dec. 1st deadline. Contact Holstein Field Rep, Tim Ewing
at 417-818-6455 to try to avoid late fees.
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Would
you like to know more about or enter the 2021 Futurity?
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Do you have a nice young
calf that is out of one of your good cow families? Do you think she might turn out to be a good
cow someday? Well the Sho-Me Holstein Futurity is for YOU!
The Missouri Holstein Futurity consists of a one-time entry fee of $25 when calves are nominated
and the cattle will be shown as
Three-Year Olds.
All of the money collected for
entry fees is split between the cattle shown the final year on a percentage basis. All of the
extra money raised each year from donors is divided equally among all the entrants that show in
the futurity.
So, if you have some heifers that were born between
September 1, 2017 and August 31, 2018 then click on the 2021 3-Yr-Old Futurity Form below.
Entries will be due February 1, 2019.
Print form and submit all entries and monies by FEBRUARY 1, 2019.
If you have any questions or would like me to mail you a form
just fill out the request for
information form at the bottom of the page.
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DON'T
MISS OUT ON THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY!
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Welcoming donations
for the state silent and
live convention auction
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If you have a product that you sell or a vendor that is willing to donate a couple of items we would
gladly accept them for the silent auction and live auction that is held during the Missouri State
Convention. Proceeds this year will go toward the state association. Please drop off your items on Friday,
January 18 at the Registration table or with Jodi Wright or Shannon Kleiboeker. Please have business card
of donator attached to donation item so they may be properly thanked. THANK YOU!!
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Announces New Dairy Product
LEARN about this proudct with speaker at Dairy Expo!
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Tell me about this NEW DRP program...
with USDA RMA Specialists!
Friday, Jan. 18 @ 11AM, Dairy Expo. This is a seminar for EVERYONE!
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The American Farm Bureau Federation, American Farm Bureau Insurance Services, and other
collaborators have developed a federal crop insurance product to help dairy farmers. AFBF
Chief Economist John Newton says the product provides insurance for the difference
between the revenue guarantee and actual milk revenue if prices or revenues decline,
without capping production.
“We recognized that there are dairy farms of all sizes. We wanted to make a program
that would work for small, medium and large dairies. So there absolutely is no cap on
how much milk you can insure under the Dairy Revenue Protection Program.”
Producers can use the new program along with the Margin Protection Program. Newton
says the program is farmer friendly.
“The farmer who decides to buy for production they expect to produce has to meet those
production thresholds that we set forth in the policy. But, we don’t need to see that
you have plans to move dirt, or that you’ve bought cows in order to ensure that milk
that you expect to come online.”
Newton says policies will be available in October.
“Crop insurance agents will be able to start unveiling premiums to farmers in a very short
period of time. This is going to be on the market for sale October 9th. We’ve got all of
our premium calculators set up so that you could see what premiums would be today if you
were to go out and buy a policy.”
For more information Click here for Dairy Revenue
Protection and to find an agent!
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As you are finishing up in the hay field and calculating feed out for the year, consider stretching
your drought stressed hay inventory with commodities. We have a list of different byproducts for sale
found at: AgEbb www.agebb.missouri.edu/dairy/byprod/listing.php
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LATE FEE of $10/Membership
AFTER APRIL 14, 2018
Memberships received after June 1
do NOT qualify for State Sponsored Awards
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NEW DUES STRUCTURE
Adult membership dues are a flat fee of $50.00 per herd prefix.
For each additional individual member per prefix, an additional $25.00 per person.
Those adult members who do not own cattle pay $25.00 per membership.
Junior members pay $5.00 per membership.
Removed from Holstein USA Membership March 15.
Late Fee of $10.00 per adult membership April 15 or later.
A paid State
Membership will reduce your registration fees
and other Holstein Service
fees. State Memberships are renewed annually for both Adult & Junior Members.
JUNIORS: If you are a Junior only member (your parents are not state association
members, and you wish to receive the Mid-States Magazine then you must include $5 additional
(per family) with your junior dues in order to receive the Mid-States.
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Membership
registration forms are available
for download - Click HERE.
Please send
completed
forms and a check payable
to Missouri Holstein Association to:
Missouri
Holstein Association
Jodi Wright, Secretary/Treasurer
11449 Lawrence 2220
Verona, MO 65769
For questions or
more information, email
jwright@missouriholstein.com
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Read details of Mandated Sequester below
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For those enrolled in the 2018
USDA Margin Protection Program,
January $8.117, February $6.88, March $6.768, April $6.616,
May $6.78, June $7.365, July $6.718, August $7.43, September $8.26 (no payment), October $8.957 (no payment)
Historical MPP margins are listed below.
Click
here for historical MPP margins, will be updated monthly.
Standard MPP Sequester explanation.
Click
here for information on MPP sequester deduction.
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January 4 |
Cow of the Year VOTING DEADLINE
Click here to Vote Online |
2019
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January 10-11 |
Governors' Conference on Agriculture
agriculture.mo.gov |
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January 15 |
DFA Cares Scholarship Due
www.dfamilk.com/careers/scholarships |
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January 15 |
Southwest Regional Holstein Show, Ft. Worth, TX |
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January 17 - 19 |
State Convention / Heart of America Dairy Expo
Information
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January 18 |
USDA Risk Management discussing DRP and other RMA products @ Dairy Expo |
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January 18 |
Missouri State Convention Sale |
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February 1 |
Missouri State Futurity Entries Due |
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February 1 |
Missouri Dairy Hall of Honors awards Program |
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February 15 |
NHWSO Scholarship Applications due
Scholarship rules & application
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February 26 |
Spring Forage Conference, Springfield (Extension) |
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March 1, 2018 |
MDA Dairy Scholars Scholarship Applications due
Scholarship rules & application
Scholarship details
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February 28 |
National Awards Due: Distinguished Young Holstein Breeder, Elite Breeder, Distinguished Ladership.
Find at
www.holteinusa.com under "Awards" then "Individuals".
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March 1 |
MDA Dairy Scholars Scholarship Applications due
Scholarship rules & application
Scholarship details
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March 15 |
Award Applications due - National Dairy Shrine
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March 15 |
MHA Dues PAYABLE
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April 9 - 13 |
Southern Spring National, Stillwater |
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April 15 |
MHA Dues LATE and require additional $10/adult late fee
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June 1 |
MHA Membership dues received after June 1 are not eligible for Association
Sponsored Awards.
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June 24 - 27/font> |
National Holstein Convention, Wisconsin
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President
Brad Groves
Phone: 417-880-7012
grovesview@gmail.com
Vice
President
Tommy Scrivner
417-543-0725 |
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Secretary/Treasurer
Jodi Wright
417-743-2921
11449 Lawrence 2220
Verona, MO 65769
jwright@missouriholstein.com
Director at
Large
Nelson Hostetler
417-327-7001
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Mid-States Editor
Kate Geppert
573-814-3148
5803 Redwing Dr.
Columbia, MO 65202
dkgeppert@mchsi.com |
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National Director
Dwight Rokey
785-284-2669
2021 F Road
Sabetha, Kansas 66534
darokey@rokeyroad.com |
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Holstein Field Representative
Tim Ewing
4784 State Hwy PP
Fordland, MO 65652
417-818-MILK (6455)
tewing@holstein.com |
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If you would like
more information on the following:
- Cattle Available to Sell
- Cattle Wanted to Buy
- Consign cattle to State Sale
- Request catalog for State Sale
- Advertising in Mid-States Publication
- Subscribing to Mid-States Publication
- Senior Membership
- Junior Membership
- Show Entry forms
- Information on Missouri Sho-Me Futurity
- Want to advertise on Breeders Page on our website
- Would like to link farm to Missouri Website
- Other
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Please email
your request for information to the following email. Include the items you are interested
in, your name, address, phone, and email.
jwright@missouriholstein.com
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